Kentuckiana AIDS Alliance
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Peer Advocacy Program (PAP)
Kentuckiana AIDS Alliance recognizes that the COVID pandemic has profoundly impacted socialization.
For people living with HIV, this can be a critical loss of connection. KAA can pair someone who is newly diagnosed with an advocate so that they can have ongoing social support on a one to one basis.
For more information, please email info@kentuckianaaidsalliance.org
KAA is also seeking more advocates to work with this program. If you are interested, please send an email to the above address.
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EVICTION PREVENTION PROGRAM (EPP)
Kentuckiana AIDS Alliance can help people living with HIV stay housed if their landlord has filed for their eviction for non-payment of rent. Program participants will meet with an Eviction Prevention Specialist to determine eligibility, to develop a sustainable financial plan and can be referred to other service if needed.
For more information, please email info@kentuckianaaidsalliance.org
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HIV Related Services in Kentuckiana
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